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A pioneer in Black-owned media, Bishop Redfern II was the founder, president, and publisher of Juju Publishing Company, which produced a national literacy magazine and community newspapers in seven South […]

Prisma Health’s Healthy Start Midlands and The Center for Maternal Health Equity at Morehouse School of Medicine are inviting eligible community members to participate in Project IMPACT, a voluntary research […]

Rev. Dr. Mary Lou Myers-Montgomery, a devoted servant of God, scholar, pastor, and public servant, entered eternal rest on February 9, 2026. She was born September 19, 1952, in Columbia, […]

Six practical online safety tips for caregivers to help seniors navigate digital threats, scams and malware with confidence.

At its January 27, 2026, meeting, the Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the hiring of Brittney Linton as Lexington One’s new Food Service and Nutrition director. […]

Hand Middle School family and consumer sciences teacher Lanier Lebby Alston has been named a 2026 American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) National Teacher of the Year Merit […]

By Dr, Benjamin F. Chavis American democracy is under siege across the board in different industries. Diversity is good for business and diversity is good for American democracy. Exclusive corporate […]

The names Henry Smith, Samuel Hammond Jr. and Delano Middleton remain etched into the identity of South Carolina State University, not simply as history, but as a continuing call to […]

It’s hard to say goodbye. That’s particularly true when you’re engaged in what was a labor of love. My 35 years as a member of Richland County Council have been […]

By Ben Crump We honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. each January with speeches, service projects, and by reciting powerful quotes we know by heart. But too many Black families […]